Win98 upgrade to Win98SE defunked my Comcast ...
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June 11th, 2004, 6:31 pm
Hello Ozzu,
Does anyone have any ideas as to why my Win98 to Win98SE upgrade blew away my Comcast highspeed internet connection? I checked my DHCP settings, and of course, they are all there, and still intact.
I just had the unfortunate experience of contacting a Comcast technician who was TOTALLY unhelpful, and told me my drivers for my ethernet card were all messed up now,
and that I had to pay $30 to get a disk with the correct drivers ?!?! I'm having a real hard time buying into THAT one. 
I've never had a Win98 to SE upgrade blow something away like this before... I'd appreciate any ideas.
If this just doesn't work, I can uninstall the SE upgrade, correct ?!?!?
Tx. ~jp
Does anyone have any ideas as to why my Win98 to Win98SE upgrade blew away my Comcast highspeed internet connection? I checked my DHCP settings, and of course, they are all there, and still intact.
I just had the unfortunate experience of contacting a Comcast technician who was TOTALLY unhelpful, and told me my drivers for my ethernet card were all messed up now,
and that I had to pay $30 to get a disk with the correct drivers ?!?! I'm having a real hard time buying into THAT one.
I've never had a Win98 to SE upgrade blow something away like this before... I'd appreciate any ideas.
If this just doesn't work, I can uninstall the SE upgrade, correct ?!?!?
Tx. ~jp
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